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Macron right to snub US Hormuz mission, French defense expert says

France should not do the United States’ job of reopening the Strait of Hormuz, as it is the Americans who bear direct responsibility for the crisis.

Europe should focus on strengthening its own defense capabilities, not on watching White House – Pistorius

German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius is convinced that Europe should not passively observe the unpredictable actions of the US administration led by Donald Trump, but should instead focus on strengthening its own sovereignty, independence, and defense capacity.

Eighty Years of the UN General Assembly: Why a World of Security and Freedom Has Not been Achieved

Major Powers Increasingly Prefer Force Over the Rules They Themselves Created

2025: Ukrainian Intelligence and Its Emerging Role in the National Security Architecture

HUR Is Systematically Reshaping the Rules of War — for the Adversary, for Partners, and for Ukraine Itself

Zelensky honors service members, families of fallen Heroes with state awards

President Volodymyr Zelensky presented Gold Star orders and other state awards to service members of Ukraine's Security and Defense Forces, and also handed distinctions to the families of fallen Heroes who were honored posthumously.

Spartan Trifecta Weekend kicks off in Kyiv to support Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence

On September 13–14, Kyiv’s VDNH Urban Park is hosting the Spartan Trifecta Weekend — an international obstacle race dedicated to supporting the Main Directorate of Intelligence (abbreviated as HUR) of Ukraine’s Defense Ministry.

Ukraine’s intelligence and U.S. support change the course of Russia-Ukraine war – Newsmax

When Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, many in Western capitals believed Kyiv could fall within days. However, the efforts of the Ukrainian Defense Ministry's Main Intelligence Directorate (HUR) and U.S. support reshaped the course of the war and pushed it onto the aggressor’s territory.

Prometheus that never took off and other valuable assets the Russian military lost to Ukrainian attacks over July

S-500 SAM, Su-34 fighter bomber, and Vasily Bykov patrol boat are among the most painful losses inflicted on Russia’s army in July

Ukrainian intelligence unveils film on secret Black Sea operations

The Defence Intelligence of Ukraine (DIU) has released a documentary film The Battle for the Black Sea by director Oleksandr Nebylovych, showcasing unique maritime operations.

Ukraine becomes first to use helicopters to hunt drones at scale

Ukraine’s army aviation has become the first in the world to systematically use helicopters to intercept enemy drones, particularly during air attacks involving Shahed loitering munitions.

Ukraine can share its experience in modern warfare with other nations – DIU

Ukraine is capable of sharing its experience in modern warfare with other nations, according to the Defense Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine (DIU).

Mykola Shcherbakov, Ship Commander, Ukraine’s Maritime Guard

Echoes of war at sea will last a long time

Oleksandr “Ghost”, leader of Ghosts of Bakhmut sniper squad

I see the enemies’ eyes in their last moments of life

Navy Commander: Ukraine first country to destroy missile cruiser in wartime

Ukraine has become the world’s first country to destroy a missile cruiser during a war.

Ukraine's defense forces: Three years of resilience and battlefield success

An Austrian colonel reflects on operations and achievements that have redefined military strategy

Ukraine bolstering its warfighting and defense industrial capacities as the war enters into its fourth year

Ukraine Latest: Weekly Digest for January 20-26, 2025

Ukraine Latest: Weekly Digest for December 30, 2024 – January 5, 2025

Ukraine’s Ombudsman discusses meeting with Russian counterpart in Belarus

Dmytro Lubinets, the Verkhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rights, and Tatiana Moskalkova, the Russian Commissioner for Human Rights, met in Belarus to discuss the conditions of the prisoners of war (POWs) released on December 30.

SBU shares exclusive footage of 189 Ukrainians freed from captivity

The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has unveiled exclusive photos and video footage documenting the release of 189 Ukrainians from Russian captivity on December 30.

Gas keeps burning by Black Sea platforms seized by Russia

Off the western coast of temporarily occupied Crimea and toward Snake Island, gas has been burning from wells for more than two years, and new sources of fire keep emerging.

Ukraine Latest: Weekly Digest for October 7-13, 2024

Rada has passed tax-raising law. The Ukrainian military struck an ammunition storage site at Khanskaya military airfield in Russia's Adygeya region, hit oil depots in several different regions in Russia. Ukrainian forces won back part of their lost positions in Russia’s Kursk region

Russia accuses SBU chief of masterminding Crimea bridge attack in 2023

Russian prosecutors have pressed charges in absentia against Vasyl Maliuk, chief of Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) of organizing in 2023 a “terrorist attack” on the Crimea bridge that connects the temporarily occupied peninsula with mainland Russia.

Russia trying to attack gas production platforms near Snake Island - border guards

The Russian military tries to attack gas production platforms near Snake (Zmiinyi) Island, but Ukrainian forces maintain control over the platforms and the island.

“I did not expect to survive": Border guards rescue violator who got lost in mountains

Border guards rescued a violator who was trying to get to Slovakia on the instructions of “experts” from social networks.

Ukrainian border guards release footage of battles for gas rigs near Snake Island

Ukraine's State Border Guard Service has released footage of the battles for offshore gas platforms near Snake Island.

Ukrainian border guards release footage of battles for gas rigs near Snake Island

Ukraine's State Border Guard Service has released footage of the battles for offshore gas platforms near Snake Island.

UK intel: Russia might have mistakenly struck Egypt-bound ship with Ukrainian grain

British intelligence suggests that Russia might have mistakenly attacked a civilian merchant vessel carrying Ukrainian wheat to Egypt.

Timothy Snyder attends demining robot testing in Ukraine

American historian Timothy Snyder took part in the testing of demining robots at a training ground just outside Kyiv.